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Socialists Mobbel In Rotterdam.

ROTTERDAM, Sept. S.-Nieswenhinu, the
Socialist agltator, was rendered recep-
ton last night by tho Socialists Of this
city: a crowd stoned the building in
which the reception was held and tore
down and burned the Socialist flag. Sow
eral men forced an entrance and smashed
tho socialiet emhlems and mado general
wreck Of tho furniture. The Socialists
fed through a back door. The police
charged the mob and succeeded in dia-
peralng It. Quiet was not restored until
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Tho Verdict Uunninious.

". D. Suit, Druegist, Bippus, Ind, tes
tifies: II can recommend Electric Bistera
as the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles and was cured Of
rheumatism ot 10 yeare' standing" Abra-
ham Hare. druggist, Rellville, Ohio, 81
firms: THE best selling medicine hsyo
ever handled in my 20 years. experience.
is Electric Rittsrs." Thousands Of othern
have added their testimony, 40 That the
verdict Is unanimous that Electr;c Bittcra
do euro all diseases Of the Liver, Kidnevs
or Blood: Only a half dollar; a bottle nt
Logan 4 Co. 3 drug store. : ss'' y, = ''
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CLARKsnuRo scored grand success with
har Blue and Gray Reunion, tho old boys
had good time, and nobody In Clarks-
burg thought himself In duty bound to
make any Of thom uncomfortable. The
country Is just as safe 40 though Clarka.
burg had been dlsgreeed by such a scheme
as iha! hntched by the brsal.and.butter
brigade Of Wheeling. u.I. @
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\ pAnKERsyURG CASUALTIES.


Two Boys Iujursd-aIen Badly Shocked by
is; Etcctrtcity-A Deserted Wife.
Sptcla! Dlspa.cs to the Irtt!Iigesctr. z ,s'3
PARKRRsBuRa, W. Va, Sept, s.-Two
small boys, named Lawrence O'Neal and
Walter Burk, were seriously injured to.
day by big building stone falling on
them. O'Neal wan hurt internally, and
may not recover Bu,k's leg was broken.
Gus Eppslein narrowly escaped death
from an electric shock while handling a
telephone wire. He lay unconscious for
Q long time. Dan, Gardway was also
shocked. They were trying to remove q
broken wire. {, T. ! 90.
A young woman was here from Clar.
ingtop, Ohio, complaining that her hug.
band, Tom Williams. formerly Of this
city, and an cx.conyict, has deserted her
went to Springfield when he went to
Moundsville. ~ M A. = ~ - =
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fnR doctors agrce that they are not
having q good time at the International
Medical Congress-. Unfortunately their
meeting was preceded by au unhappy
wraugle among tho American high flyers,
all Of whom thought they wero bigger
than all the rest OF them. This little
affair was bsyoad the power OF the aensi.
ble mon who were not go great to ssttle,
and tho result is unhappiuoau all around.
It is bad allowing for the profession in
Amerlcn. -L-
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WIN Lynch Two Negroes.

,ANNlsToN, Ala, Sept. Sat Cross
Plain R. E, Lswia, merchant, detected
Joe Hall, l4'yoar.old negro, throwing
stones at bis cows. Mr.. Lewis remon-
strated with him, when Hall threw q
gtono, striking him In such way rs 10
kill him instantly. Hall fed into Georgia,
but was captured yesterday and will prob
ably be lynched. Near Dukes a negro
tsrm hand had o dispute with Jos. Smith.
Ha went to Smiths house and called him
out. Tho wife went to the door instead,
and thinking it was Mr.. Smith the negro
shot her down. He then ran away.
Lynching parties arc searching for him.
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/ LoaASsroRr, IND, Sept. S.-Two farm
wAxona loaded with young people Of
Washington township, this county, were
racing on their way homo from church,
when one Of the teams ran away and
throw eleven persons out. The sous OF
Solomon Rico and Leon Mckinney and
the daughter OF John Bzannon each had
an arm broken, while.a number Of others
eeyere injuries. @s1
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AcEER's Blood Elixir is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. Il is a positive cure
tor Ulcers, EruptionB or .syph;litic Po;-
eoning. Il pnrifieB the whole system, and
banishes all Rheumatic and NeursIgic
pains. We guarantee It. Logan l. o.. q
I. Goetzo, Q. Menkemiller, R. B. Burt aud
oVWlo OlUSs .s,s 47l-,t - r. .isg-E, Ns1 Q n
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Recovered a rortupo, a wa,,,. ~,

N'4wAukRs. Wis, Sept s.-H. r. VII
liamu, a carpenter, and Mrs. Jane R. VII.
liams, a widow, by the settlement Of an es.
tatea IN Wales, find themselves raised
from hand to mouth existence to one OF
wealth. Each receives 100000 from the
estate. The property has been in litiga.
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Pastor Suing for His SALARY,

ID OsuKosu, Wis, Sept. s.--The Rsv. A.
H. Fischer has begun snit sgninst the
trustees Of Helyoton Reformed Lutheran
church, OF this city, io7 $4,000. The
plaintiff has q contract engaging him to
preach there for ten years, but Bo,ns time
ago he was forced out because he WAS not
satisfactory to tho members ut large. It
has been 0 ntubborn church war snd this
suit is the result. ;. 4. Il III 9
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CHIcAeo, Sept. s.-Tho Lake Erie Orc
Pool is winding up its affairs to-day in this
city. It was knocked in tho head by the
Interstate Law. Among the gentlemen
present are James McCrea, Of the Penn
sylvania, Messra. King and White, of the
baltimore 4 Ohio, aud John Newell, OF
the Lake Shore. f:4fsI q - r. Ss5.,'8Fg..
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THE LATEST.
A Snake Story That Boats the Record-A
Flying Serpent.

Flying Serpent.
PlrTsDUEoH, Sept. S.--The Chronicle.
Telegraph prints ths following: While q
number Of men were standing outside
spang, Ohallant & Co.'s pipe mill one Of
them looked up and saw what ho a.
frs! thought 10 bs snake about five feet
long, evidently more than 1000 feet away,
in the air. Hs did. not cay anything to
his fellow wolsn.e1 until he cav the oh.
ject coming closer, ,and ito waa then that
he called the attention OF tho others to it.
The men watched 1t, and it .waa not long
until it was over them, looking to be
shout 500 feet high, or about 90 high again
es the hill at that plsce. The obi act was
more than five timca the length it oeemed
to be when fret noticed. As it cams
nearer It looked to be monaler snake,
1t WAS jet black and it thickness looked
like an ordinary keg. Ths ponderous
jaws Of the reptile were frequently seen
to open, from which emerged q large
tongue. It called in regular courss, but
when the jaws opened it then took q
downward course aud aaemed as though
1t would fall to the ground below. On
tho descent the mouth remained open,
and after fall Of about 100 feet the laws
would cloee and the anake would raipe its
head and slowly wend its way up to lis
former height. The course OF this mon.
ster air snake was in south westerly d.
rectioa. During Its stay OF about an hour
1t seemed to long Tor viois to every part
OF Esna. From the mill 1t moved like q
Bneko on land westward about mile to q
point on the Allegheny river, from where
it took back course to the place where it
was fret seen by the naked eye. From
there it took m upTard direction and it
Was watched until it disappeared behind
the mill, sailing 6omewhat towards the
northeast. a .,=ag-
. a wslder named VIM. Stewart was the
first to see the snake.
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Prohibition In Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. SELECTIONS on the
question Of LEGAL option were hold in,nine
counties in this State Tuesday, seven Of
which voted in favor Of it and two against
It. Sixteen counties have now voted for
local option, and these added to the four
teen counties that had already abolished
paloone, give, up to date, thirty pro-
nounccd prohibition counties in the State.
In the next two ,weeks eighteen other
counties will vote on local option, and the
Prohibitionists claim that they will carry
twelve OF them. q; y iy..5 &. "a -. So.
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Cleveland Receives Prominent Catholics.
feWAsuISaroN, D, o., Sept. s,-Presldent
Cleveland csms into tho White House
from Oakviow this afternoon and re-
ceivsd Bishop Ireland and Rev. James A.
Steven, OF the Roman Catholic Mission
School: Indian Affairs WAS the subject Of
the interview. Later in tho day, by ap-
pointment, the !members OF tho Iiish
Catholic beneficial 4 association, to the
number OF l25, now in session in this
city, called at the White House aud were
presented to the President. iSFs!ii-!tat. 4! - I.
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MORMON IMMIGRANTS. +
A Large Number of Them Arrive Mt Now

a Large NumDer OK Them Arrive mt Now
s York. : III 3 =, NV
New YoRK, Sept. S.-The Guion steamer
Wisconsin landed to-day with 4l5 Nor
mon passengers, all Of whom leave TO-
night for Utah. They. are in charge Of
John Iaaaca Hart, OF Utah, who has
brought over three like parties before.
In the present lot ara III Ersliuh, 1877
Scsndinavians and small number Of
Ge1mans. .::.sSS5ea Z.
An effort was made by a daughter Of
Mrs.. Barnes the former living at New
Brighton, Pa, to induce her mother, to
visit her. before going West, but Mr..
Barnes, the Mormon husband, objected,
go TINT tho efforts Of devoted daughter
md several clergymen proved unayalliug.
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sSf7tz- - . e -AIH-s3
Texas Farmers Starving.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. s.-Great dis.
tress from drought is reported to exist in
Frio county. The people in tho rural did,
tricts have besn reduced to state OF alb.
lolute poverty bordering on starvation.
So pressing is the need for help that the
Fsrmers' alliance has iasued an appeal
asking for contributions OF corn and bread.
stufs for distribution to tho sufferers. l3
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FIFTY Families Homeie6a,

KINGSTON, osr., September s.-Fu!l
particulars Of tho fire ct Newburg, Ont,
yesterday nbow that nearly fifty iamiiion
are left without shelter, that not bust
nesa man escaped tho conasgration and
that only two or three carried any insur-
arce and these only for small amounts.
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rlD1Nos OF DISASTER.
Appalling Loss Of Life and Property During
UHh the Recent Gale. I

sr. JouNs, N. +, September s.-Reports
daily arriving from all parta Of the coun.
try 80 to show that the gallo OF tho 2esh
oil August was one that will long be re-.
membered tor tho loss Of life and extent
OF damsge sustalned from It.
At and around the Island Of 81. Pierre
the gale ragged In all It's fury. A vessol,
unknown, was wrecked on tho back OF
Langley Island, near St. Pierre, and as no
trace lof her crew has as yet been
toundis Is ics.od that they havo all been
lost. "I' m
Several largo yessela went ashore on
Do Island, near st. Pierre, and ss many
caseH became total wrecks. -r ao.(,
Ono hundred thousand dollsrs will not
cover the extent os the damage 10 prop.
eIty sustained by Newfoundland yepsels
that were on tho Banks during the storm,
Dories ewept away, anchors alipped and
burst, sails split and torn, line, twinea and
travis loot md abandoned, in the daily
report, and many vessel arriving has
even eadder record to tell Of how those
who went forth In tho morning never had
chance Of returning, but wero swallowed
up In the pitiless storm or driven to sea
to die Of starvation. Jfa... lEG
The French Banker Acadienne Lost two
ol her crew On the Banks in this gale,
The Joseph Amadis slso had two Of her
crew Bwept overheard. The French Bank.
or Chevrenel reports having passed large
vessel bottom up. on tho Banks, 1t being
too rough at the time to make any close
observations which would lead to her
Identification. From tho description, how.
ever, it would appear to bo the French
Banker Saint Pierre, sailing IRON Saint
Pierre, with crow OF fifteen men, IN
The Banker Ruby NJ, OF Fortune, New
fouadland, has just arrived, having ridden
out tho gale, bu. with the Bad intelligence
thai her Captain wan knocked overheard
by q atroke from the end Of the cable. 1
There are as many 40 five banking
schooners missing from BURN, five from
Grand Gank and one from Burgeo, all OF
which were on tho Banks the morning Of
ihe gale, and have not yet been seen or
heard from. II the worst should come to
pass, and these vessels arc lost, the bread
winners Of hundreds will have met q
Tatery grave. st
Nor are the south and west portion of
the coast the only places that have suffer.
ed. A telegram to-day from Tilt Cove,
gives the frat report from Labrador OF the
gale, and 1t states from the places go far
heard from 40 many as ten schooners have
been lost, but fortunately no lives.
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New YoaK, Sept. Colby, Duncan &
Co., piano manufacturera, West Forty:
eighth strest, have been placed in the
hands Of Q receiver. The liabilities ore
eaid to be about Sl75, 600, Of which sl05,.
900 Ia to the banka. Assets s2Q7, 600. gttrs
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Gagged a Ward uu aud E.cnped.

y q 7ss11"6beU " ""fuUu Ruu Esc1tlVu. 0-i-F
Sioux FALLS, DAK, September S.-Two
prisoners crcaped from the United States
wing Of the territorial prison here last
avenlng-Henr Esmond, in for mail rob.
berry, and Ed. Powers, hr murder. The
latter wac o soldier from Fl. Meade. :Thoy
threw q blanket over the head of deputy
warden who came to lock them up, gagged
and bound him, and fed with $50 and Two
Winchester ritl "a. 5.i III III,
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Fell Into u We'll.

NEWARK, O., September s.-By a seal
folding giving away yeatesday at tho
Water works power.houso, where new;
we'll was bsirg Jdrg, Horny Dassess, an
omployc, fell about 5 leet, having three
ribs on tho lett. eide fractured, and the
left leg badly injured. u ~ 4 ~ nj
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Ea,lura Of piano Man.

New YoaK, sspt. s.-Colby, Duncan &
Co., piano manufacturers, Weut Eigh.
teenth street, have been placed in the
hands Of q receiver. Tho liabilities are
std to be about Sl75,000, OF which slO5,-
I 90 il to the banks. Assets, 500, 900, 2s
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BABIES that are iretful, ppsyish, crozz
Or troubled with Windy Oolic, Teothinr
Pains or Stomach Disorders, can be- re-.
iievad at once by using Acker's Bahy
soGoother. It contains no Opium or Nor
phine, hence Ia Eafe. Price rs cents. Soid
by Logan & Co., @. R. Goetze, Chas. Man.
kemiler, r. B. Bnrt and Bowie Bcos. (
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Murder ut a nelistous Revival, E,,,l val,

soAERsET, Ky, Sept. Sat a Baptist
revival in oak Grove, Wayne Srs,r county, !
Mr.. staploton tried to break up tho, ee,v.
ices.s5 George Hancock tried to ouiet, him
An encounter followed In which Hancoos
fatally shot stapletou. Both arc reapect.
aDie tarmere, tl ts-E 81 I7Ss.- ~;
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9 RHARRlsDuRe, Sept. Sat the Hallway
House stone quarry, about ive mllet east
Of this city, Edward Foreman. colored,
was killed by an explosion Of dynamite.
Hs was ramming down, q charge when
the explosion occurred. His ,arms and
legs were torn Of. ji37s5a MA II i;7S
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P,rrsBuRau,i PA, Sept. s.-A Dispatch
Uniontown, Pa, special says: In on in
tsrriew to-day, John A. Tdmbath, Pfeal-
dent Of tho Miners Amalgamated Asso.
citation, atatsd that tho Executive Board
would meet on Saturday to consider the
refusal Of the coke opsratora to aign the
"Frick" scale. "It they persist in their
refusal" said he, "'there will be q strike
OF the coke workers at all the works in
the region, except whore the ecals has al
ready been signed." &R 'i54s,.7,II.lf.
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Initiating DR.. Mary Walker.

PARIS, Sept. San association OF sir
married ladies, we'll known in Paris, and
oil having titles, have discarded the con-
ventional dress Of their sex and donned
male atti.e. They wear their hair short
and drive dog carts, 5'gr E'1}
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Four Hurdrca,h Anniversary, l-, I

WASHINGTON, Sept. s. Tho Medical
Congress- to-day resolved GO follows With
out dissenting voice: ;i.
WHEREAS. II 10 proposed to hold at the
city Of Washington in 1892 an intcrna-
tional celebration in honor Of the four
hundredth anniversary Of the discovery OF
America by Columbus, aud an exposition
Of the history, arts and industries OF all
nntions,'b It ~. q. O.,
: Resolrtd, That tho international Medi.
cal Congress iayors this patriotic move.
ment, and commends 1t to the nations Of
the world. ri hi l.g}S.- ~ u, Il &
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Indians Don Their War Paint. .

alissrA7oLis, MINI, Sept. s.-Latest
reports from The seat Of the Blackfoot
troubles, in the Northwest Territory, In
dictate that about three hundred warriors
have donnsd their war paint, and serious
trouble 10 anticipated. j
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DUBLIN. Sept. s.-Archbishop Walsh
has pnbliahedn letter in which no declares
the Irish land question commercial ia
suo nnd not q political one. He also says
that Lord Ashbourne'a land purchase
scheme is the beat tha. haa yet been
passed, ~ \ : -. : =
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Hornherdt May Entor n Nunnsry.

PAn,s, sspt. s.-sarah Bernhardt has
just returned from a pilgrimage to the
shrine Of the Virgin of Lourdes, and there
is much speculation among Parisiane as
to whether her visit is not the precuroor
OF her retirement to, a nunnery. r y
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A uonyY AsnIyniun,,t.

PulLADELpHlA, Sept. s-The Grm Of
Chapman & Holt, extensive minelB aud
shippers OF bituminrs coal, through ,ha
failure OF Charles L. Peonnock & o., OF
Coe!sville and R. Hare Powell & Go. have
been compelled to make au assignment:
asssta. $2Ss, 900; lisbili!ies, SELF 900,
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LONDON, sept. CIV. q. Hrrlburt, in a
letter to the Times with reference to the
invitation from Philadelphia to Mr.. Glad
stone, ssyS that he was authorized by Mr..
George W. Childs to offer Mr.. Gladstone
absolute carte blanche. =" I. :.
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An Iron Mill Shut Down.

YouxasrowN, o., September s.-The
old mill q. Mics is stopped, and tho firm
gives no explanation. Rumor has 1t
that the plant will .ba ,swallowed up by
tho Mahoning Valley Iron Company. Z.
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PROFOUND CONTEMPT.

.
Several membera Of the profession, 70.
siding in this city, ntandipg round q table
at the Cosmos Club to-day, discussed the
Congress in all it's aspects and with up.
parently profound contompt. Oao 10 q
professor in one OF tho medical nchoola
here and two others occupy official posi-.
tious in the medical se1vscas OF tho Gov.
ernInent. &6.
= It is in fact,not too much to say nov that
the season Of the Congress is helt o7sr,
that 1t has proven 9 failure. The ofjcs,s
who are chiefly responnib!e ior such n
state Of matters still loudly deny this, but
Is en- official Of tho section Of gen.
eral medicine, ono OF the most import.
ant and worst organized OF tho Congsess
said to-day, ~ fsar that when the for
eigners 20 home wo shall hear from
them in a way We won't like.n Dr.. r. O.
W., Wickersham, who Is acsirg 70 DR..
semmola's travelling companion in this
country, vas born in Philadelphia, but
has lived most Of hia life in Italy. Hia
father was graduate Of the University Of
Pennsylvania. 87. d 5s3} }a
The committee appointed to report
upon next place OF meeting held a meet
ing at the Riggs House this afternoon
and decided 10 report in favor OF Berlin,
Germany. The meeting vii, occpr three
years hence, the day and month to be
hereafter determined. Tic report will be
presented to the Congress tomorrow tor
rH.H Z . 4 F.I
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I. O.. G. r.

Tho Graud Lodge mt Vcs.on-New OIAcprs
Eisctcd-Status Of the Order.
Special Dispa!ca TO The In.elliccncer. .,}53
sWEsToS, W. Va, sspt. s.-Ths Grand
Lodge Independent Order Of Good Tsm-
piers held their annual election Of Grand
oMcezs to-day. Ths following were in
stalled tonight: W.
G.. @. T., W. A. ssricklcr, OF Harris.
vile; G. v. T. Mrs. Jennie Merchant. Of
Grafton; G. O., L. A. Martin, of Charies-
ton; G. g., james B. Morgan, Of German.
town; g. r., Lonis Sargent, Of Pawps8 !;
g. s. J. T, J. D. Harris, OF Ravenswood.
W. 8. Moore, OF Charleston ;T. N. Darnes'
Of Weston; Mrs. Ella 4, Wade, OF CIa7ks.
burg, eud W. @. Nycum, OF Jones' Spring,
were appointed delegates and a|sefnates
tc the Right Royal Gssrd Lodge, in csss
there is one hold this year. 4, A.
The installnent address was delivered
by L. A. Martin. Tho unanimous vote
which Grand Chief Teuplsr W. A. str;ck-
Ter received at the election to-day shoys
the high estimation in which ho is held
by the Grana Lodge, this being his escond
tsfn. ~ .-t;.. ..{--7.-.s1 {.y-.-.s1 gs''l5 Ia =
Mr.. strickler, in hls opening addresa
yesterday, aaid that the Grat Grand Lodge
instituted in Wcat Virginia Was organized
here in Weston twenty-five years ago.
Complimentirg the lodge on ita progress,
MI. strickler continued: "The member
ship nov numbers twenty.niue hundred
and twelve in this State; fourteen now
lodges have been organized during the
past year and twen.y.eight have dlscon-
tinued by forfeiture Of charters. - z, I,
The Council, which, OF course, like all
their meetings, iB Btrictly private and will
no doubt close tomorrow. EzfI5IE'
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expenses, including the pay Of the law.
yers, werG considerably over hundred

McGlnnis now thinks by hia aYrest that
his reputation wsa considerably damaged
aud he has aned Beckett for 81. 900, on the
ground Of malicious prosecution MA
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Ghe Q,steuiigsstleltG..
on,sos Nos. as ann ~ Fourteenth strsst.

MEMORIAL PAnx goes on ita conque,iug
way. BY this time mex! year II should be
In pretty good shape, thank you. When
II p1tu on Ito mex! hummer smiles 1t will
bo the pride OF every soul In Wheeling
and tho admiration OF every visitor, T.
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